of American Literature Vol 7; Prose Writing 1940–1990, Bigsby, Dickstein, Burt, Steiner and Patell, ed. Sacvan Bercovitch. (1999) Writers in Conversation, ed. 7 vols. 2000, 2001, 2011 (2 vols), 2013, 2017, 2019 Cambridge Companion to David Mamet, ed. (2004) Arthur Miller: A Critical Study (2005) The New Introduction to American Studies, ed. With Howard Temperley (2005) Remembering Arthur Miller, ed. (2005) The Cambridge Companion to Modern American Culture, ed. (2006) Remembering and Imagining the Holocaust: The Chain of Memory (2006) The Cambridge Companion to August Wilson, ed. (2007) Neil LaBute (2007) Arthur Miller: A Biography 1915–1962 (2008) The Cambridge Companion to Arthur Miller, ed. (2010) Arthur Miller: A Biography: 1962–2005 (2011) Viewing America: Twenty-First Century Television Drama (2013) Twenty-First Century American Playwrights (2017) Staging America: 21st Century Dramatists (2019) American Dramatists in the 21st Century (2023) Plays The After Dinner Game, BBC TV, with Malcolm Bradbury (1975), in The After Dinner Games and Other Plays. Stones. The Mind Beyond, BBC TV, with Malcolm Bradbury. (1976) Patterson, an eight part comedy series, BBC Radio, with Malcolm Bradbury. (1981) Long Day’s Journey, BBC Radio 4. (1988) Novels Hester: A Romance. (1994) Pearl: A Romance. (1995) Still Lives.(1996) Beautiful Dreamer. (2002) One Hundred Days: One Hundred Nights. (2008) Poe, Of The Revenant. (2012) Ballygoran. (2014) Flint. (2015) The Hotel. (2016) Ishmael. (2019) Dreamcatcher. (2022) Critical studies and reviews of Bigsby's work Modern American drama, 1945-1990 Awards Honorary Doctor of Arts, University of Bolton Honorary Degree, Complutense University of Madrid McKitterick Award (for Hester). American Library Association Notable Book (Beautiful Dreamer). Bernard Hewitt Award, for Outstanding Research in Theatre History, with Don Wilmeth. (The Cambridge History of American Theatre). The James Tait Black Memorial Prize (shortlisted), the Sheridan Morley Prize (shortlisted), the George Freedley Memorial Award (shortlisted), joint winner American Studies Network Award, CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title (Arthur Miller: A Biography). The Betty Jean Jones Award for Outstanding Teacher of American Theatre and Drama. Education Abroad Leadership Award, NAFSA. BBC Radio A presenter of Radio 4's Kaleidoscope for eight years and BBC World Service's Meridian and Radio 4's Off the Page for two years. Presenter of Radio 4's Present Voices, Past Words, The Index, The Archive Hour, Centurions, Miller’s Tales and of Radio 3's First Night and Third Ear. References External links Official Page at UEA Christopher Bigsby's official website Living people People educated at Sutton Grammar School Alumni of the University of Sheffield